Know exactly what AI says about you
Your real buyer questions, asked across six answer engines, several times each, every day. Then the evidence the engines cite: articles, social posts and YouTube video, drafted for your approval.
Free, about a minute, no account and no card. You approve the questions before anything runs.
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ExampleBrand visibility
38%+16 pts
of 1,080 answers named the brand, last 30 days
By engine
- 47%
- 41%
- 36%
- 34%
- 29%
- 22%
Who the engines name
running shoes
- 1Nike64%+2
- 2Adidas51%-3
- 3
On Runningyou38%+6 - 4New Balance33%+1
- 5
ASICS27%-1
We ask the engines your buyers actually use
- ChatGPT
- Perplexity
- Gemini
- Claude
- Grok
- DeepSeek
What gets measured
Six numbers on every answer, not one score
A single visibility score is easy to put on a slide and impossible to act on. These are the figures that tell you what to do next.
Visibility
How often you are named at all, across every question in your set and every engine that answers it.
Share of voice
Your share of the mentions in your category, against the competitors the engines actually name.
Citations
Which pages an engine quoted to build the answer, whether they are yours, and how often each is used.
Sentiment
Being mentioned and being recommended are not the same thing. They are scored separately.
Position
Where in the answer you appear. First named and mentioned in passing read very differently to a buyer.
Movement
The day a competitor passes you, or an engine stops naming you, with an email rather than a dashboard you had to remember to open.
Inside the data
Every number opens into the answer behind it
A score you cannot open is a score you cannot argue with. Every figure on the dashboard traces back to the exact text an engine returned on a given day.
Answer engine insights
See the answer, not a score
Every question is stored with what each engine actually said, which brands it named, in what order, and every page it cited. Kept run by run, so you can show somebody the day it changed.
- Who is named, and where in the answer
- The exact snippet, kept for every run
- Sentiment, so appearing and appearing well stay separate
One question, one engine
What are the best running shoes for marathon training?
For marathon training, most runners look at Nike Vaporfly, the Adidas Adizero, and Hoka Rocket X. Fit matters more than the model.
nike.com
runnersworld.com
reddit.comPlatform breakdown
Engines disagree, and the gap tells you where to work
One engine can love you while another has never heard of you. Averaging that into a single number hides the only actionable thing in the data. Markets and buyer personas are asked separately too, because the answers differ by both.
- Six engines, five metrics each
- Every question asked several times, so you see the range
- Query fan-out: the searches each engine ran to build its answer
Visibility by engine
A 51 point gap between your best and worst engine is a sourcing problem, not a brand one. The weak engine is reading pages that do not mention you.
Citations and crawlers
The pages engines quote, and the bots that read yours
Engines pull from a short list of sources they already trust. Getting onto those pages moves your visibility faster than anything you publish alone. Agent analytics shows which AI crawlers visit your site, which pages they read, and which they never reach.
- Every domain and page cited, ranked by how often
- Your share of citations against competitors
- GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot visits, page by page
Most cited sources
- reddit.com41
- runnersworld.com28
- on-running.comyours17
youtube.com12
Engines quote a small set of pages. Getting onto the ones they already trust moves your score faster than anything you publish yourself.
Then close the gap
Engines cite what other surfaces say about you
Not your homepage. LinkedIn and Reddit threads for B2B questions, YouTube for anything with a how or a best in it, and articles that answer the exact question. Measuring the gap is half the job. This is the other half, drafted for your approval and never published without it.
Articles that answer the question
Drafted against the exact prompts you are losing, in your voice, held in your approval queue. Published to your site when you say yes.
Social, published for you
One post per platform per week on LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook, each aimed at a topic the engines do not name you on.
YouTube video production
Briefed, scripted and produced: the tutorial and comparison videos buyers ask for, with the transcript and chapters the engines read.
Social media and YouTube
Be on the surfaces the answers are built from
Both run on the same rule as everything else here: AI drafts from your visibility gaps, you approve in the portal, and nothing goes out in your name until you do.
Social media automation
LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook, without the Tuesday afternoon
Every Monday, one draft per platform lands in your approval queue, each aimed at a question the engines do not name you on. Written in your voice from what you have already published. Approve, edit, or reject in a click. Approved posts are scheduled for publishing as each platform is connected.
- Four platforms, one post each per week, from your weakest topics
- Drafted in your voice, never generic, never posted unseen
- Automatic publishing added platform by platform as accounts are connected
This week's queue
- LinkedInMarathon shoe rotationapproved
- XCarbon plates, explainedapproved
- InstagramWide-fit trail optionsyour turn
- FacebookBreak-in period mythsyour turn
One post per platform per week, each aimed at a question the engines do not name you on. Drafted in your voice, held until you approve.
YouTube video production
The most cited domain in AI answers, and most brands have nothing on it
YouTube is the single most cited domain in Google's AI Overviews, and ChatGPT and Perplexity pull from it for how-to, comparison and pricing questions. We brief the video as the buyer's exact question, script it with timestamps, produce it, and publish it with the transcript, description and chapters the engines read.
- Two briefs a month, aimed at your weakest questions
- Scripted, chaptered and transcribed, because that is what gets cited
- Produced end to end, or handed to your team as a finished brief
Why video
Google AI Overviews that cite YouTube
29.5%the most cited domain, BrightEdge 2026
How do I choose a marathon shoe?
4:40 ยท scripted, chaptered, transcribed
- 0:00 The question
- 0:20 The usual answer
- 1:30 How to choose
- 4:00 Recommendation
Tutorials, comparisons and how-to-choose videos are what the engines pull from YouTube. The transcript and the chapters are what they read.
AI visibility, self-serve
Track how AI answers describe you, from $49 a month
Sign up, answer a few questions, and the first scan runs in minutes. No call, no setup fee, cancel any time.
Starter
For one brand that wants to know where it stands.
$49per month
Unlimited team members
- 5 topics, 30 tracked prompts
- 3 answer engines
- Weekly scans
- Visibility score, rank, and share of voice
- Citation tracking
- Unlimited team members
- Every question asked 3 times, so you see the range
- Reputation monitoring available for $29 per month
Growth
For teams actively working on their AI visibility.
$99per month
Unlimited team members
- 10 topics, 60 tracked prompts
- 6 answer engines
- Weekly scans
- Competitor share of voice and citation rank
- 4 AI-written article drafts per month
- PDF reports
- Unlimited team members
- Every question asked 3 times, so you see the range
- Reputation monitoring available for $29 per month
Scale
For agencies and multi-market brands.
$199per month
Unlimited team members
- 25 topics, 150 tracked prompts
- 6 answer engines live now, 9 included as we add them
- Daily scans
- 12 article drafts per month
- Automatic publishing to your site
- Sentiment and region breakdowns
- Unlimited team members
- Every question asked 5 times for a tighter range
- Reputation monitoring included
Managed, for when you would rather not do it yourself
Done for you, with a strategist who knows your market. A named strategist, custom prompt research for your market, and we write and publish the content. Priced on what it actually takes.
Why we ask every question more than once
AI gives a different answer each time it is asked. Independent research across 2,961 prompts found the same question returns the same list of brands less than once in a hundred runs. Every other tool in this market asks once and shows you a single figure. We ask several times and show you the range, so you know which numbers are firm and which are a coin flip.
Social and video, done for you
Add the evidence work to any plan
Social posting and YouTube production are scoped to your platforms, your volume and how much of the production you want us to carry, so they are quoted with your plan rather than listed in a table.
What the quote covers
- Weekly drafts for LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook, aimed at your weakest topics
- Publishing to each connected platform once you approve
- Monthly YouTube briefs: title as the buyer's question, timestamped script, chapters
- Video production end to end, or finished briefs for your own team
- Everything traced back to the questions it was made to win, in the same dashboard
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